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Hall of Fame Team Camp includes traditional sports, newly-created active games, “backyard” activities, wacky relays, and tournaments. Campers take part in games, sports, team-building activities, creative sports games, and fun activities, and may also join Art Classes, Dance Fitness, Young Engineering, and Empowered Yoga. Sessions also feature water blasters as part of the activities.
• Ages: 6–12 years old
• Schedule: June–August, 9am–3:45pm, in 1- or 2-week sessions, with every camp session including 10 days
Hall of Fame Team Camp was founded in 2020. The mission states that the summer camps aim to recreate the “good 'ol days” for kids with no lectures or forced drills and no phones, tablets, or consoles, while the camp provides organization, enthusiasm, equipment, and a safe environment and the kids bring “pure summer joy.” Every camp session includes a Hall of Fame Team Camp t-shirt, daily popsicles and water refills, prizes earned through the Bongo Bucks program, and an awards ceremony.
The camp describes itself as Seattle's premier, all-sport, all-activity, all-fun summer camp with a screen-free summer focus, and notes that it is small, local, and not a national chain or franchise. Camp days are described as well-organized with minimal downtime, and Hall of Fame Team Camp states that it is not an impersonal day care and emphasizes that each child will be noticed and known. Counselors help organize, referee, lead, and participate in games, sports, tournaments, and activities, and they work closely and actively with the kids, explaining game play, cheerleading, and encouraging community and social connections. During two-week summer camps, counselors get to know each child well and are available before and after camp to chat with parents, and the camp director is available by phone before and throughout camp.
Camp counselors will be at least 16 years old and have relevant experience supervising and leading groups of children, and counselors are well paid and put through thorough training. The leadership team includes Kevin LeMoine (Founder & Director), Sara Ray (Director of After-School Programs), and Noah Higgins (Program Manager). The camp posts daily photos of campers in a secure system only accessible by parents.
Hall of Fame Team Camp After-School Enrichment supports Seattle-area schools with care and activities and is currently serving Alki Elementary, Cascadia Elementary, Catherine Blaine K-8, Hazel Wolf K-8, Lake Forest Park Elementary, Olympic View Elementary, Thornton Creek Elementary, View Ridge Elementary, Viewlands Elementary, and Wedgwood Elementary. The program has been awarded Silver Best Summer Camp in The People's Choice Best in the PNW. One parent shared, “This camp is so good for kids of all ages and athletic abilities. It is equally fun for my son and daughter. It is like an organized recess with great counselors!” —Molly.
Last updated June 13, 2026.
• Ages: 6–12 years old
• Schedule: June–August, 9am–3:45pm, in 1- or 2-week sessions, with every camp session including 10 days
Hall of Fame Team Camp was founded in 2020. The mission states that the summer camps aim to recreate the “good 'ol days” for kids with no lectures or forced drills and no phones, tablets, or consoles, while the camp provides organization, enthusiasm, equipment, and a safe environment and the kids bring “pure summer joy.” Every camp session includes a Hall of Fame Team Camp t-shirt, daily popsicles and water refills, prizes earned through the Bongo Bucks program, and an awards ceremony.
The camp describes itself as Seattle's premier, all-sport, all-activity, all-fun summer camp with a screen-free summer focus, and notes that it is small, local, and not a national chain or franchise. Camp days are described as well-organized with minimal downtime, and Hall of Fame Team Camp states that it is not an impersonal day care and emphasizes that each child will be noticed and known. Counselors help organize, referee, lead, and participate in games, sports, tournaments, and activities, and they work closely and actively with the kids, explaining game play, cheerleading, and encouraging community and social connections. During two-week summer camps, counselors get to know each child well and are available before and after camp to chat with parents, and the camp director is available by phone before and throughout camp.
Camp counselors will be at least 16 years old and have relevant experience supervising and leading groups of children, and counselors are well paid and put through thorough training. The leadership team includes Kevin LeMoine (Founder & Director), Sara Ray (Director of After-School Programs), and Noah Higgins (Program Manager). The camp posts daily photos of campers in a secure system only accessible by parents.
Hall of Fame Team Camp After-School Enrichment supports Seattle-area schools with care and activities and is currently serving Alki Elementary, Cascadia Elementary, Catherine Blaine K-8, Hazel Wolf K-8, Lake Forest Park Elementary, Olympic View Elementary, Thornton Creek Elementary, View Ridge Elementary, Viewlands Elementary, and Wedgwood Elementary. The program has been awarded Silver Best Summer Camp in The People's Choice Best in the PNW. One parent shared, “This camp is so good for kids of all ages and athletic abilities. It is equally fun for my son and daughter. It is like an organized recess with great counselors!” —Molly.
Last updated June 13, 2026.
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